WIll this fit an epiphone les paul custom black beauty? I think the stock nut is 1 6/8ths
18177
Probably will fit. I recommend checking the measurements of the current nut to compare against the listings to be sure of fit.
2264913
The parts sourcing on Strat's (Asian model's in particular) is all over the map so it's hard to say for sure.If all you need is a saddle nut tension spring then I would first check StewMac, AllParts, and/or Amplified Parts first. Call them on the phone and explain what you're looking for. So many different people making parts that unless dimensions are specifically stated you never know if any given part will be a "drop-in" fit?
484303
It should. My LX1E measures: 34 overall length, 12.75 lower bout, 8.75 upper bout, 18.75 from body to top of headstock, 3 5/8 deep body; fits perfectly.
1086871
That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better
2086751
No problem at all. It's fan-braced (three fans) and totally symmetrical inside. Because it's for nylon strings and they are all similar diameter, I doubt you would even need to recut the nut as you would for a steel string guitar. Go for it!
978215
I wouldn't know if it fits the Epiphone Les Paul 100 guitar. These are replacements for a number of different brands. You need to do your research. Look in the back of your tuner and see if there is any code number that would help you figure it out. Look up close the photos of the product in Amazon. These tuners do have a part that protrudes in a certain angle to inset the screw and secure the tuner to the guitar. Most of them do but you need to ascertain the angle in it matches the hole in your guitar. Hope it does.
2034097
Antonio, no you should be fine. The one you had sounds like it was plastic or something, as I used to have a plastic one and noticed the same thing. I use Ernie Ball Power Slinkies with this nut and it works fine. Good sound, looks great. You just obviously have to sand it so it's the right length and height.
676850
Should fit fine, I put an American Standard Strat in mine and there is some room to spare! Gary
978003
It should. However you should measure the nut that's currently on your guitar and order the same size Tusq nut.
1127760
most likely not. its made for things like bc rich, Ibanez, and others with locking/floating trem systems. youd have to cut parts out of the fender. fenders are mainly just supposed to have normal trem systems. and they, to my knowledge, don't have the correct nut size to replace it with the locking nut for this system. and without the locking nut, the whole thing is pointless...
1651729
The nut width (width at the 1st fret) I believe is 1.8 inches. I also have somewhat short and chubby fingers. This guitar will be easier to play with the wider width.
1925602
The saddle will probably fit fine, the nut on the other hand is only 43mm. You can double check your guitar, but that has been too narrow for the acoustics I have worked with.HOWEVER, YOU SHOULD NOT ORDER THESE AS THEY ARE JUST MOLDED PLASTIC PARTS, AND YOU CAN FIND QUALITY BONE SADDLES AND NUTS FOR THE SAME PRICE.FOR THE SAKE OF TONE, look elsewhere :-)
464083
Yes. Yes the inside threads will fit standard 1/2" male threads. The outside threads will never fit anything else other than the nut that comes with it so don't plan on that ...
1599597
I used mine on an Epiphone SG, which is made in China. It fit that fine, but, I can't say for sure it'll fit your Les Paul. Some of the reviews I've read say it'll fit. Hey, for ten bucks, roll the dice, dude. Ya know?
1630948
I installed My on a Gibson Les Paul and it is the very same as the standard bridge. I use .09 to .46 Ernie Ball Cobalt strings and they work just fine. You will have to make the post a little larger than the stock but that's eazy enough to do. That's about all, I've had NO Problems at all. Hope this helps.
1928770
I don't know since I installed it on a different type of guitar. It has the standard Les Paul fitting.
62842
I've replaced two on Epiphones, Les Paul model, I don't have the answer to U'r question, but I would check on Epiphone's/Gibson web site, to determine the spacing distance for the post specs.